2020 Season / Next CBA

jeanpierre · 09-09-2019, 09:55 AM

Originally Posted by SmashMouth

... for now.

I'd be curious to see the revenue growth chart. It can't keep going up and up forever, can it? Many have turned off the NFL with all the foolishness that evidently continues to happen.

It's not just market saturation, Smash; it's developing multiple revenue streams within that market...

Take for example a local bank paying to be the official bank of the team; then they get to make a nickel on every bank card issued with the logo...

Once the demand is established for the card with the team logo, maybe .05% of the bank's cut on every transaction with the card...

Eat at a local diner/truck stop (home cooking vs fast food), anyways, you should see the people buying Louisiana Lottery Tickets with the Saints Logo, what's that cut?

It's creating multiple revenue marketing streams that has allowed that growth...

Now is a player worth millions of dollars? Let me ask these questions for context:

What is a family of four attending a game in the loge section with season tickets spending? More accurately, what is a large corporation spending for two business execs and their traveling secretaries spending?

If a team is winning because of superior talented players, and the stadium is packed vs barely 20% and fans wearing bags with a 6-10 season, who's bringing in that extra income when teams are rocking it?

Are fans coming to see Drew Brees? or, Are fans coming to see the Saints? or, Are fans coming for the game experience? or, Are fans coming to see the Saints' Drew Brees for a terrific game experience?

It is crazy one person earns that much; but if he's putting in the work to be elite, and the results are directly attributable to his talent, work, and that yields x amount of dollars, how much should he have earned?

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jeanpierre Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Thibodaux Posts: 43,543 Blog Entries: 39	Re: 2020 Season / Next CBA Originally Posted by SmashMouth ... for now. I'd be curious to see the revenue growth chart. It can't keep going up and up forever, can it? Many have turned off the NFL with all the foolishness that evidently continues to happen. It's not just market saturation, Smash; it's developing multiple revenue streams within that market... Take for example a local bank paying to be the official bank of the team; then they get to make a nickel on every bank card issued with the logo... Once the demand is established for the card with the team logo, maybe .05% of the bank's cut on every transaction with the card... Eat at a local diner/truck stop (home cooking vs fast food), anyways, you should see the people buying Louisiana Lottery Tickets with the Saints Logo, what's that cut? It's creating multiple revenue marketing streams that has allowed that growth... Now is a player worth millions of dollars? Let me ask these questions for context: What is a family of four attending a game in the loge section with season tickets spending? More accurately, what is a large corporation spending for two business execs and their traveling secretaries spending? If a team is winning because of superior talented players, and the stadium is packed vs barely 20% and fans wearing bags with a 6-10 season, who's bringing in that extra income when teams are rocking it? Are fans coming to see Drew Brees? or, Are fans coming to see the Saints? or, Are fans coming for the game experience? or, Are fans coming to see the Saints' Drew Brees for a terrific game experience? It is crazy one person earns that much; but if he's putting in the work to be elite, and the results are directly attributable to his talent, work, and that yields x amount of dollars, how much should he have earned? SmashMouth and rezburna like this.
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